
The Night I Fled, the Mad Heir Pulled Me into His Arms
逃走当晚,疯批世子夺我入怀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 8
Overpowerful Male Leads Who Take What They Want by Force, Historical or Modern Romance
The Heroine Is Forced to Stay by the Male Lead's Side. She Keeps Trying to Escape, but He Always Catches Her
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I'd like a story where the male lead is the firstborn in his family, someone very important, and then marries the female lead.
Help! Ladies, I Want a Soft, Sweet Female Lead and a Male Lead Who Takes Her by Force
Basically, I want a timid female lead and a male lead who takes her by force. The more domineering, the better.
Historical Romance With an Overbearing Pursuer
The male lead is a young noble, and the female lead was adopted by a troupe of musicians. He sees her performing and takes her by force. The female lead and the second male lead, the troupe master's son, are childhood friends. (The female lead dreams about being forced by the male lead and tries to avoid him at first.)
If There Is a Good Gong Douwen, Don't Favor Him in the Early Stage!
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Looking for a Transmigrate-into-the-Past Romance Where the Female Lead Is the Male Lead's Concubine
The heroine transmigrates into the story, and I think her surname is Xie. The male lead is a prince, and he's lame. The heroine is the daughter of a marquis and is given to him as a concubine. It was summer when she transmigrated, and she liked cold wood ear mushroom salad. Before the heroine arrived, the prince's wife had apparently cried so much that she was almost blind.
Reader comments 29
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I prefer Be to He. The male protagonist usually calls the heroine Xia Xia, and when he is in love, he will only call the heroine Xia Xia. However, the heroine is not Ming Xia, but Wen Tang. The heroine is Wen Tang, a modern person, not Ming Xia, a slave in the marquis, nor Ming Xia, a concubine. I feel that every time the male protagonist calls the heroine by her name, he also sets shackles on the heroine invisibly. Unexpectedly, the male and female protagonists reconciled in the end, and the female protagonist was assimilated and became Mingxia
It's very interesting to watch, but the male protagonist doesn't understand the female protagonist and even abuses her. It makes me feel a little frustrated. I feel like the female protagonist has been assimilated by ancient times.
Overall, it's pretty good. I've recently fallen in love with this type of subject matter. What's different from other books is that it introduces two women with similar fates. I guess they will intersect in the future. And the shortcoming that makes me regret is that so far, there are still too few typical events in this novel. It still revolves around the story of him chasing him and escaping, and he can't fly. It's still relatively simple. I hope the author can develop a better storyline.
The author's writing is smooth and very good. The heroine just wants to run away. If she doesn't love her, she doesn't love her. She is very determined. In the end... Why was the heroine the one who died???
It's good to watch (♥∀♥), but the ending feels too hasty. But it's really pretty (♥∀♥)
I feel so pitiful about the children. I feel like they both inherited a bit of their father's personality.
What happened to Qingqing? The author explained it 🤦
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!
Really beautiful, worth recommending
The characters are portrayed with distinct personalities.